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Extracorporeal Shockwave Myocardial Revascularization (ESMR)<\/strong> is a non-invasive therapy for cardiac patients that aims to increase blood supply to the heart muscle. ESMR is performed when the myocardial ischemic area can no longer be accessed using conventional revascularization methods such as bypass surgery, balloon angioplasty, and stents.<\/p>\n

Guided by Echocardiography and ECG monitoring, the device will be placed over your chest, on top of the treated area of the heart, where it will deliver mild shockwaves to the area that requires revascularization. The applied shock wave accelerates the healing process, stimulates vasodilation (dilation of the blood vessels), and induces revascularization (the process of forming blood vessels). This results in significant increase of cardiac circulation, leading to symptoms improvement with no side effects and proven outcomes.<\/p>\n

Some of the outcomes of ESMR therapy include:<\/p>\n